Over 200 companies from 19 countries entered CTTSC3.  This is double the number who applied to CTTSC2 and five times the number who applied to our inaugural CTTSC1.

The entrants were evaluated by a panel of 80 experts from the US Departments of Defense, State, and Homeland Security, and the Israel Ministries of Defense and Internal Security.   

10 entrants from the General Technologies Track, and 13 from the Urban Navigation Technologies Track were selected as finalists.  

The General Technologies Track finalists pitched “live” at the June 17 conference and had in-depth interviews with the judging panel.  CardioScale was awarded the $100,000 first prize for their automatic triage device for mass-casualty events, and Colugo received the $10,000 runners-up prize for their loose-wing drone innovation.  

The Urban Navigation Technologies Track finalists will conduct live demos at the Urban Navigation Festival,  to be held in southern Israel between October 21 and 24 with the $100,000 and $10,000 prize winners to be announced October 25.  

Congratulations to CardioScale and Colugu, and best of luck to the Urban Navigation Technology Finalists!